Mets’ Kodai Senga Faces Uncertain Future as Mysterious Hamstring Injury Sidelines Star Pitcher
Alonso remained downcast after the game.
“I still feel awful,” Alonso said. “I tried to make the best throw I could and it just sucks. It sucks to be involved in that, Senga, he’s one of our guys here and it sucks. You hate to see anyone go down, Yeah, it sucks being a part of that.”
Paul Blackburn, who blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers over five innings in his season debut June 2, is the most likely candidate to replace Senga in the rotation next Wednesday against the Atlanta Braves.
Frankie Montas (right lat) and Sean Manaea (right oblique) are each on minor league rehab assignments recovering from injuries they suffered in spring training.
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